Question

question 4 (mandatory) (1 point)
question for this case study: since ms. wong has an open wound on her arm with bone tissue sticking out of the skin, what type of fracture do we call this? and looking at her humerus, is this a complete or incomplete fracture?
close; complete
close; incomplete
open; incomplete
open; complete
question 5 (mandatory) (2 points)
question for this case study: for the areas of ms. wongs body that has bone fractures, large amount of swelling occurred. why? what will happen to bits and pieces of broken bones inside?
because of bleeding from the broken bones; they will come out of the body on its own
because of immune cells going to that area; they will come out of the body on its own
because of immune cells going to that area for repair; they will be absorbed
because of bleeding from the broken bones; they will be abosrbed
question 6 (mandatory) (1 point)
question for this case study: in order for the fractures to be repaired, new bone is added to the broken areas. what is this process called, and what type of cells are

Explanation:

Question 4: When bone tissue sticks out of the skin through an open wound, it is an open fracture. A complete fracture means the bone is broken all the way through.
Question 5: Swelling at fracture - sites occurs as immune cells rush to the area for repair. Broken bone pieces are absorbed by the body's repair mechanisms.

Answer:

Question 4: D. open; complete
Question 5: C. because of immune cells going to that area for repair; they will be absorbed